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Case 530 TLB-removing transmission cover???

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any secrets or suggestions to remove the transmission cover on a Case 530CK TLB with a Case O matic style instead of manual shift.
The center rail is forward and will not let the cover be removed. ANY SUGGESTIONS? thanks in advance, Jim
 
It has to be in neutral to come off. If it is not bump the rail with something thin enough to slip between the trans and top to get in neutral.
 
That seems to be the issue. The middle rail is the one that needs bumped backward and I have not found a way to move it, being it is in the center of the 3 rails. I am assuming all three rails need to be rear-ward to be in neutral? Right? The outside two are.
I was driving and shifted quickly from 3rd to 4th and must have got it in two gears at the same time if that if possible since it will not move.Now I am wondering where the shifter end is located relative to the three rails. I can lift the rearward end of the cover up 3/4 of inch and can see a little. Wish I had a pic of the bottom of the cover to know exactly what I am dealing with.
Thanks for your reply.

Jim
 
I talked to a couple Case Back hoe dealer"s mechanics and they said to move the cover back and forth as I wiggled the shift lever. Wrong!

We split the tractor between the trans. case and the case in front of it about a good inch and put a small bolt between them in the hole the middle rail was sticking in and then pulled the two cases back together with the 4 side bolts that hold them together and it pushed the rail into place and we lifted off the cover. Yea!!!
Then removed the little bolt we used from the inside. Worked great. The two cases can be pulled a part and still be riding on the 4 long bolts on the side so the tractor does not have to be blocked up (but we did anyhow for safey). The only thing we had to unhook were the two loader brackets on each side of the front end.
No more than we moved it, everything else moved with the tractor.
This was an easy solution to a difficult problem.
I did have the smaller fork broken and a chip on one tooth but hope to get the fork welded today and then to be back in business. I HOPE!!!
But for anyone with this issue, this method worked great.
thanks, jbuzzz
 
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